Traveling Tips

Tourists from around the world come to Spain to visit Madrid and Barcelona, to see the bullfights, or to see the passionate flamenco dancers, but Spain has much more to offer. Santiago de Compostela is the capital of the province of Galicia is famous for its hotel in Santiago de Compostela and be the end of the route is the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year.

Santiago de Compostela is also known as the Way, thousands of tourists who make the journey on foot, some on bicycles, others on horses, but the ultimate goal of all is the Cathedral of Santiago. This makes Santiago one of the holiest cities, well known to Christians around the world.

Since the final destination of this journey that blends spirituality with adventure, Santiago de Compostela has become one of the most visited cities in Spain. The Cathedral is the main attraction of the city: its majestic facade makes it look exceptional.

Apart from the cathedral, the city has much more attractive. The historical center, like the center of Salamanca, has been designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Streets and squares headquarters buildings of granite together centuries of history. Make sure you plan a vacation in Santiago de Compostela, the Galician People’s Museum and Art Center of Galicia.

An Active City.

Santiago de Compostela is located in a picturesque region. Surrounded by mountains and a valley, “green” is the word that best describes the city. Once you are done sightseeing and ask us to visit in Santiago de Compostela, we can go visit the parks and gardens, after Begins to explore the Parque de la Alameda, the oak in Santa Susana, and park Belvís .

For those who are very active, there are a number of activities are available: water sports, adventure sports and fishing. All these are available in Santiago de Compostela. You can go canoeing or rafting, even diving. For those who enjoy fishing, the rivers near Santiago de Compostela are rich in trout and salmon.